I was treated extremely well, and the amount to learn was endless.
Very few cons -- as long as you enjoy working at a larger, quickly growing company.
The interview process was terrible and not fun. The recruiters seemed lifeless; I felt like I was talking to robots the whole time. The hiring manager also appeared unimpressed.
They mentioned it was a screening call and asked for networking questions dealing with switches, which I felt was totally irrelevant, wasting my time and the company's time. This depends on how you get the interview call from them.
I was contacted by a recruiter. After meeting with them, I had an interview with a manager who went over the interview process in general and talked about the company. Then I had a programming interview with an engineer who could not have cared less
The interview process was terrible and not fun. The recruiters seemed lifeless; I felt like I was talking to robots the whole time. The hiring manager also appeared unimpressed.
They mentioned it was a screening call and asked for networking questions dealing with switches, which I felt was totally irrelevant, wasting my time and the company's time. This depends on how you get the interview call from them.
I was contacted by a recruiter. After meeting with them, I had an interview with a manager who went over the interview process in general and talked about the company. Then I had a programming interview with an engineer who could not have cared less